Right-sizing public school personnel rosters would not only save the taxpayer money but could increase teacher pay and by extension, perhaps even student outcomes as well.

Covid vaccine controversy has resulted in collateral damage to other non-related, life-saving public health measures like newborn Vitamin K administration.

The riots in Europe should be a warning to all Americans: Do not let socialists, communists and any others who believe in unlimited migration without assimilation run your country.

During October, National Co-op Month, I wanted to shine a light on the incredible work cooperatives do in rural Wisconsin. Across Wisconsin, the U.S. Department of Agriculture works with cooperatives – businesses that are owned and managed by its members – to support rural prosperity.

He would have loved this version of the Brewers. He may have still called them the Braves and compared them to Hank Aaron and Warren Spahn, but he would have loved this group of gamers. And he would have loved Pat Murphy.

Leaving aside the fact that Silicon Valley has done a miserable job of explaining how data centers work while sometimes trying to ram them down the throats of unprepared local governments, here’s why claims about water, electricity and farmland use are overblown – if not outright wrong.

As you go to the polls or fill out your absentee ballot, please remember Wisconsin’s proud tradition of clean elections and vote accordingly.

Some GOP operatives were almost dooming, worried about the midterm headwinds. But everyone thinks Tiffany has a path, and the more Crowley opens his trap, the clearer that becomes.

When push came to shove, Tiffany was all in on the Foxconn fiasco.

Milwaukee nightclub owners are teaming up with Souls to the Polls Wisconsin to register young voters in unexpected places, proving that reaching a new generation means meeting them where they are.

This coming Sunday, something will be happening for the 1,476th time and something else will be happening for the first.

In the wee hours of Wednesday morning the Madison City Council did the right thing. It fired interim Police Monitor Aeiramique Glass.

Firing the police monitor is only Round 1!

This belongs in the “hard to believe” file, but groups here in Wisconsin and throughout the country are mobilizing to protect the Nov. 3 election. Astonishingly, they’re not guarding against some nefarious conspirators lurking in the shadows, but against none other than their own federal government, which has been remarkably open about it.

Both Crowley and Tiffany have walked back their support of data centers, but have constituencies who love them.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany wants to get rid of the state income tax entirely. However, to replace the income tax, Wisconsin’s sales tax would have to more than double, to nearly 13%.

Thanks to apps like Dave’s Redistricting App, when redistricting is done again in 2030 there will be no democratically legitimate excuse to not have politically neutral maps. The entire nation will be watching.

Your perspectives matter. Whether you are a student, parent, alumnus, employer, educator, taxpayer, or simply someone who cares about Wisconsin’s future, I encourage you to participate.

The WILL/AFP proposal will likely only lead to more political debate over regulation and more legal action. It will not help move us from continued over-reliance on fossil fuels to a combination of energy sources that will be more sustainable and environmentally friendlier.

Thousands of acres of farmland all over Wisconsin are being used to install solar panels and wind turbines. That may seem like a green thing to do, but to me, it is an alarming use of crucial — and limited — space.